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curious on why they’re selling palm trees in minnesota…? i know they’ll live for the summer but wouldn’t they just die in the fall/ winter?? do people put them inside even though they need a ton of sun and humidity? how does it work??
12 upvotes, 3 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Plant Parenthood. "curious on why they’re selling palm trees in minnesota…?  i know they’ll live for the summer but wouldn’t they just die in the fall/ winter?? do people put them inside even though they need a ton of sun and humidity? how does it work??"
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Anonymous 67w

Yes put them inside and under a grow light and invest in a good humidifier, which will also improve the growth of most indoor plants

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Anonymous 67w

They are summer annuals so they are meant to last the summer. You could separate them and bring them inside but they don’t like the winter. My alocasias do great indoors but depending on the amount of sun they’ll die

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 67w

Like alocasia/calathea you def NEED a good humidifier for some of those to actually keep them alive

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